Sunday Feb 7 | Lahonton Valley News
Community assessment seeks residents' opinions
Churchill County residents will have more than a dozen opportunities this week to share their opinions about the community, its challenges and assets and future projects they would like to see.
County commissioners approve $3.3 million juvenile facility bid
Churchill County commissioners approved a $3,335,000 bid from K7 Construction to build the Churchill County Juvenile Probation Detention Facility despite previous budgetary concerns.
Teri White named new School Superintendent
The final action in selecting and appointing a new Superintendent of Mineral County Schools, was achieved by the Mineral County Board of School Trustees at their meeting held Friday, January 7. Teri White was selected to fill the position of Superintendent.
Nevada Association of Counties swears in officers
Carson City Supervisor Robin Williamson was sworn in Monday as president of the Nevada Association of Counties by Carson City Mayor Bob Crowell.
Reno-area fog is heavy but is not delaying airline flights or vehicle travel
A fog briefly dropped visibility at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport down to a quarter of a mile overnight, but visibility is now 2 miles, the National Weather Service reports.
Complaints aired about worker safety training regulation
" Small business leaders and local government officials criticized a new law that requires construction workers and their supervisors to undergo safety training.
Hawthorne and its Base Face Uncertain Future
Yesterday John Tomillo was an employee of the Hawthorne Army Ammunition Depot. Today found this Hawthorne native 60 miles away in Fallon looking for work.
Hawthorne Army Depot lays off 91 workers
Ninety-one people were laid off Thursday from the Hawthorne Army Depot, and another 22 took voluntary early retirement.
Economically left behind : Leaders' failure to diversify economy,...
In the comparisons between the Great Depression eight decades ago and the current Great Recession, the economic situation today pales in comparison.
Historian: Recession will hit Nevada harder than Great Depression
Guy Rocha, the former Nevada archivist and historian, says Nevada's current economic malaise will turn out to be worse than that suffered in the Great Depression.
Sheriff, wife unhurt in accident
Sheriff Ken Furlong and his wife Phyllis escaped injury Monday when their car rolled over after sliding on black ice south of Mina, 154 miles southeast of Carson City.
All schools in the Washoe County District will be on a two-hour delay Tuesday. Tip: Call this line for Washoe closures - 334-8373. Maybe even program it in your cell phone for next time! Bishop Manogue High School is closed.
Two Cents Worth: SV needs to be informed of Douglas lands bill
Residents of the Smith Valley area need to at least be aware of a new public lands proposal hailing from Douglas County that could impact lands near private property in SV.
Nevada taxable sales down 18 percent in September
County Taxable Sales Change from '09 Carson City $54.5 million -23.8% Churchill $20.1 million -56.3% Douglas $48 million -11.6% Lyon $27.4 million -27% Storey $3.8 million -36.1% Washoe $443.4 million -20.6% Clark County $2.35 billion -16.5% Statewide $3.18 billion -17.7% Source: Nevada Taxation Department Taxable sales continued their downward ...
Nevada sales fall nearly 18 percent in September
The Department of Taxation this morning reported that taxable sales in Clark County in September dropped 16.5 percent from the same month last year, but statewide sales plunged 17.7 percent.
Court denies appeal for Nevada death row inmate
" The Nevada Supreme Court denied the latest appeal of death row inmate William B. Leonard, convicted of killing a fellow inmate at the Nevada State Prison in October 1987.
NV Sales Fall 24-Percent in August
Taxable sales in Nevada plunged 24.1-percent in August, marking that 10th straight month of double-digit declines, the Nevada Department of Taxation reported Wednesday.
CEDA sponsors business workshop in Fallon
Today's economy continues to challenge the survival of many local businesses. A partnership of Northern Nevada organizations and Churchill Economic Development Authority will conduct a Moving Business Forward Seminar on Saturday.
Canyon Copper Completes Final Tranche of Private Placement
Canyon Copper Corp. is pleased to announce that it has completed the final tranche of its $1.25 million foreign private placement offering by issuing 1,375,000 shares of common stock at a price of $0.04 per share for total proceeds of $55,000. The issuance was completed under the provisions of Regulation S of the Securities Act of 1933 .
Comment period on Bridgeport Ranger District travel mgt. plan ends Sept. 14
The 45-day comment period for the draft EIS regarding a new Travel Management Plan for the U.S. Forest Service's Bridgeport Ranger District ends on Sept.
Also on Topix
Sponsored links
Get Mineral County, NV contractors estimates Fast quotes from pre-screened contractors
Find a local Lawyer through Lawyers.com